They asked President General Muhammadu Buhari and Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to expect more protests.
One of the civil society groups, the Youth Rights Campaign, in a statement by its National Coordinator, Adaramoye Michael said the citizen’s right of peaceful protest is a right and not a privilege, stressing that such rights cannot be suppressed under the false pretext and specious argument of preventing the destruction of public and private properties.
The YRC faulted also the decision of the Lagos State Judicial panel to reopen the tollgate where scores of protesters were shot and allegedly killed on the 20th of October, 2020.
Also, the Movement for A Socialist Alternative in a statement by its spokesperson, Dagga Tolar, described the “Lekki Police affair as brutish, unlawful, and unacceptable.
Meanwhile; a former member of the Lagos state panel of inquiry against police brutality Rinu Oduala who represented the youth in the panel has been speaking on her reasons to step down for from the panel.
